"The police barged into the girls' hostel, they barged into the boys' hostel," said one young woman.
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Kennon barged his way into the school just after 11 a.m.
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They barged in carrying automatic weapons and the Islamic State flag.
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Still, Watts left the door open, and the community barged through.
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Patterson barged into the home and broke down the bathroom door.
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In one place, a column of police barged through the crowd.
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Within minutes, the fire department barged into our apartment, followed by EMTs.
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The naked intruder had barged into Black's Aurora home early Monday morning.
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Instead, it barged in to the delight of the plastic-bag manufacturers.
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Later, Weinstein returned unannounced and barged into her apartment despite her rebuffs.
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The soldiers barged into homes and stole teenage boys from their sleep.
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They were caught after neighbors barged into their apartment, carrying camera phones.
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The soldiers barged into homes and stole teenage boys from their sleep.
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And the Bulldogs have barged their way into the national championship game.
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When they finally answered the door, a SWAT team barged into the room.
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They are the ones who barged into my home and nearly killed me.
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" I had my goggles plugged in when Papi barged into my bedroom. "¡Felicidades!
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They have barged into apartments and conducted searches, only to testify otherwise later.
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I like "barged" better, even though there was apparently a fair amount of yelling.
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Then, they walked to the local government offices, barged in, and demanded a solution.
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She testified he gave her a lift home, waited downstairs and then barged in.
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Last February, a young gunman barged into his former high school in Parkland, Fla.
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On 5 March 1938, two Gestapo agents barged in on a Von Cramm family dinner.
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BEIJING — Zhang Heng barged through an exam-room door, surprising a doctor and a patient.
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An irate crowd barged into the Nigerian students' apartment but didn't find the missing boy.
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IMM AZIZ DIRAWI was enjoying breakfast with her four sons when militiamen barged into her home.
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Khaled ran after his son, pulling him back just before he barged into a restricted area.
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Suddenly, police officers barged into the park in the city of Herat and arrested the couple.
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When one middle-age man barged through a line, a guard had to run him down.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — The soldiers barged into Rafael González's home as his mother and girlfriend looked on.
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In the video, the officer was in a room with fellow groomsmen when protestors barged in.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Florida Democrat who was in the room when the Republicans barged in. Rep.
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A third time she barged into an Orthodox Jewish home in the middle of a religious service.
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A gunman barged into the pizzeria on Sunday and fired at least one shot into the ground.
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Police say the man, about age 20, barged into the girl's room at 2:30 a.m. Monday.
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And while Meerkat faded quickly, Facebook Live soon barged in, baked within Facebook's wildly popular main app.
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They said that the police "barged into" their apartment at 11:30 while they were in bed.
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The police said a former student barged into the high school with a semiautomatic AR-2555 rifle.
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But in this case, you barged into my living room and started being a big fucking asshole.
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Patterson barged into the bathroom, bound Jayme by her hands and ankles and put tape on her mouth.
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It was one of the first players in the space, before Facebook barged its way into live broadcasting.
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Two kids, quite high, barged in, their collective blood alcohol well past that of an entire Heineken factory.
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One year ago to the month, federal agents barged into Manafort's Alexandria, Virginia, apartment under a search warrant.
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They barged into the apartment immediately, demanded Oakry put his hands behind his back, and drew their Tasers.
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One night several policemen barged into my dorm room, which I shared with three other students, ethnic Punjabis.
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Suddenly, surprisingly, Gauff, also known as Coco, had barged her way into the round of 16 at Wimbledon.
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The union claimed bouncers and police "looked incompetent and indifferent" as hundreds of people barged through the gates.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — The agents barged into the home of Yonaiker Ordóñez, 18, on Sunday morning as he slept.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida -- barged into a deposition and demanded they be allowed to see the closed-door proceedings.
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Instead, I showed up unannounced and barged through the waiting room full of pregnant women, insisting to be seen.
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Around 4pm, however, as protesters barged their way past police lines into the Legco building, police lost their patience.
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Protesters carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding, as they barged into the council building.
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Kathleen McLaughlin says she was completely shocked the day FBI agents barged into their Indiana home with search warrants.
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Two nights later a group of about 10 men, dressed in black and wearing masks barged into her shelter.
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The protesters barged their way through an automatic door at and sought to gain entry to an upper floor.
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Eventually, Oghi's mother-in-law barged into the room, complaining that the therapy session was dragging on too long.
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In June, she barged into the top 23, the first American to do so since Serena Williams in 22.
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California shooting Twelve people are dead after a gunman barged into a bar in Southern California and started firing.
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The chief barged into the police interrogation room where the man, handcuffed to the floor, called him a pervert.
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As I was showering, my stepfather barged in and put his hands on my mouth and forced himself on me.
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Donald Trump's shifting positions on Muslim ban Instead, he barged into sensitive feelings between pro-EU Scotland and anti-E.
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In 53, elections produced no winner, and a fragile left-right alliance staggered on until Renzi barged his way in.
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Protesters had carried road signs, others corrugated iron sheets and pieces of scaffolding, as they barged into the council building.
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He said that officers barged into his home, detaining him without a warrant for what they said was a robbery.
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Neighbors had barged into an apartment with the men and filmed them naked with camera phones, according to rights groups.
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Debbie barged into the bathroom with the phone, and Jess confirmed the details of her story right there, dripping wet.
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It just barged the defunct Sequoia from Virginia to Belfast, Maine, where a lengthy restoration process is set to begin.
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Then soldiers barged into CNN Turk's headquarters, made an on-air appearance in the studio and cut off the broadcast.
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Not long afterward, masked men barged into the office of a grassroots organization, demanding that female employees cover their hair.
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Justin Bieber had a scary moment in his hotel room when a woman barged in and got busted for trespassing.
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At one point, Chinese officials barged into the office of the foreign minister of Papua New Guinea to demand changes.
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A student at an Indiana middle school barged into a class on Friday morning wielding two handguns and firing shots.
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When local Mississippi police barged into the home of an undocumented auto mechanic in 2017, they had the wrong guy.
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Dozens of people were held hostage in the Splendid as chaos broke out on the street and the assailants barged in.
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To suggest that Mr Marrero recklessly barged ahead with such an ill-advised scheme is an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence.
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According to the lawsuit, deputies investigating a nearby burglary "barged" into the Manning's home without any mention of a search warrant.
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One, she says Qui Qui barged into her room at 5 AM and threatened her because of some issue with cigarettes.
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As a result, a flood of early-stage tech VCs have barged into the market like Walmart shoppers on Black Friday.
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The community of scientists contemplating such doomsday possibilities is small and usually cordial — at least until Nathan P. Myhrvold barged in.
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"They barged through the back door, they terrified the secretary, they pushed aside the patient that was in there," Bornstein said.
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The man then barged into the bathroom, shot Jayme's mom in the bathtub and took off with the 13-year-old.
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Duane E. Buck barged into his girlfriend's Texas home after she broke up with him and killed her and a friend.
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Sandra Green was already asleep one night last spring when her grandson Delundre Dixon barged into her bedroom, phone in hand.
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Frustrated, I barged into his room one evening just after he returned from work, and demanded he tell me a story.
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Still quivering with shock, he said three plainclothes men barged into their home and dragged his uncle into the living room.
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Graham said the group "barged" into dinner and made clear that if the President would support a proposal from Republican Sen.
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CAPTION: The owner of a computer store next to the Rahami family's restaurant barged across police lines with three miniature poodles.
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"The police barged into the apartment, but they only had a search warrant that didn't list any probable cause," the witness said.
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Four men earlier had barged into her parents' home, said Murree police inspector Sohail Abbasi, who is no relation to the family.
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An unidentified mother told police two people sprayed her in the face with a chemical, possibly mace, and barged into her trailer.
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It barged into the sterile desert of the News Feed and confronted us with the persistent danger of being black in America.
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In some raids, armed policemen have barged into homes in the middle of the night wearing balaclavas, or even full body gear.
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Kenya hotel attack At least 14 people were killed when gunmen barged into a hotel complex in an upscale district in Nairobi.
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Later, when she broke off the relationship, he barged into her room with a switchblade, cutting a slit in her T-shirt.
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But Shapovalov has barged his way into the conversation with a month of tennis to pad out any 18-year-old's résumé.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — The government agents barged into the homes of two prominent former mayors, hauling them off to jail in the dark.
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She held a shotgun, but her gait was less confident, and she scurried after Mr. Anderson who had barged into the market.
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Ms. Sciorra, an actress, said Mr. Weinstein barged into her own New York City apartment and raped her in the early 1990s.
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One night, she was home with her husband and two sons one evening when someone banged on the door and barged in.
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Last week, a man barged into a rabbi's home during a Hanukkah gathering and began slashing attendants with an 18-inch machete.
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In Johnson's view, then, the high court on Tuesday barged into a political battle over whether Parliament or the people are sovereign.
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Just as traditional political parties were barged aside in the recent election, upstart protesters could vie for unions' traditional space on the streets.
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Yes I was in the corridor of the theater, because I thought it would be rude if I barged into your dressing room.
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The 15-year-old had been in art class when the alleged gunman, a fellow student, barged in and opened fire, police said.
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The former army captain has barged into the front ranks of candidates through a combination of outrageous provocation and mastery of social media.
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Last year, two ultra-nationalists barged into the VICE Romania office in Bucharest, angry because we had quoted them verbatim in an interview.
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And Strzok, who often wore a bemused smirk as lawmakers squabbled and talked over one another, barged into the hearing loaded for bear.
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Even men have barged in, with Andrew Martin's Early Work and Teddy Wayne's Loner serving up variations on the fictional male mea culpa.
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A building nearby was a German military headquarters; he just as easily could have barged in there, and his story would have ended.
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Seventeen students and teachers were killed when a 19-year-old barged into his former high school with a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle.
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The mirror, which had reflected a young mom when Indigo first barged through the door, now showed a woman in late middle age.
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Jake Patterson barged into the home on October 15, shot both of Jayme's parents and then held the teen captive for 88 days.
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The federation had denied Mathieu a wild-card entry, but Mathieu barged through anyway, winning the necessary three matches in the qualifying tournament.
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But Kim doesn't seem to be picking that nit, and Jimmy didn't know a copy existed when he barged into his brother's house.
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As a soldier in postwar Paris he brashly barged in on the American writer Gertrude Stein trailed by an underemployed Army newsreel crew.
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They marched forward, shouting, some holding their cellphones up — a breach of policy in this classified area — as they barged past the closed doors.
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Clarissa Riojas was fatally shot by Louis Nickerson on Wednesday morning after he barged into the apartment Riojas shared with her sister, PEOPLE confirms.
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The paper, van Santen reports, barged into a battle between demographers over the same question, whether there was a limit to the human lifespan.
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According to the New York Post, the robbers barged into Kim and Kanye's private residence and "knew exactly what room" the actress was in.
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"I guess this is a series now because the other night, another music superstar barged into my dreams," Kimmel said while introducing the clip.
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Company officials feigned innocence, but Sherman barged into a public meeting with an incriminating sign: I'M THE ONE WHO DUMPED IT IN THE BAYOU.
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Washington (CNN)Britain was only hours into what could be its biggest constitutional crisis since World War II when President Donald Trump barged in.
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Later on Tuesday, military officers barged into Mr. Anan's villa, where they searched the premises and confiscated documents, his campaign partner, Mr. Geneina, said.
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Masked agents of the Venezuelan government barged into the homes of two prominent former mayors overnight, hauling them off to jail in the dark.
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Four police officers barged into his home, put a knife to his wife's throat and stole $32,000, said Mr. Luakabuanga, the U.D.P.S. party spokesman.
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But the damage to the Bahamanian economy might be mitigated by the path of the storm, since it only barged through the northern Bahamas.
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In 2014, gunmen barged into the office of Rashid Rehman, a human rights lawyer who had been representing another blasphemy suspect, and killed him.
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Six masked men barged into his home, forced his family onto a couch and pointed a gun at his wife and him, he said.
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The angry protesters barged their way through an automatic door at Kensington and Chelsea town hall and sought to gain entry to an upper floor.
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Republicans have complained about the closed-door nature of witness testimony, and a group of them recently barged into the secure hearing room in protest.
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A masked intruder barged into his Connecticut home, he said, tied up and tortured him and -- when his wife came home -- shot and killed her.
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Grime has now barged its way into pop culture's hallow sanctum, its influence resulting in newer scenes popping up—in Blackpool, Manchester, Drake's warmest dreams.
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A week later, a group of about 30 House Republicans barged into a secure room where three committees were trying to depose a Pentagon official.
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Special police units barged into stations and deployed tear gas, beat up demonstrators and violently dragged people from subway cars to take them into custody.
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Somewhat later, Ms. Haley testified, Mr. Weinstein showed up at her apartment, barged in and repeated his request that she travel with him to Paris.
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The pool director told the responding officer that a man in his 20s barged into the pool wearing a pink women's housecoat, the report states.
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The crowd barged into the small house at the edge of Al Wathba Square, where Mr. Ismael lived with his mother, and began stabbing him.
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He was kidnapped by a group of 20-25 machete-wielding men who barged into their shack on the night of June 14, she said.
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Trump barged into the fray in Kavanaugh's defense, relishing the opening to revive one of the most emotional and GOP-unifying chapters of his presidency.
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Then the Seahawks forced a punt, and barged to the 49ers' 1 after Wilson connected with John Ursua for 11 yards on fourth-and-493.
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More than two dozen House Republicans barged into the high-security hearing room on Wednesday and delayed for several hours the testimony of a Pentagon official.
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When two intruders barged into Nina Teller and Leroy Buchanan's home in West Philadelphia in February, their brave dog did what he could to defend them.
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THE masked special-ops officers barged into their apartment in Diyarbakir, in Turkey's south-east, in the dead of a December night, says Tulay Yer-Celik.
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Late one night two masked men, presumably policemen, barged into his shack and shot Mr Suasin in the head in front of his wife and children.
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He proceeded to tell me that I'd barged into his room at 123 AM in my pajamas and crawled into his roommate's bed and fallen asleep.
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For a couple of summers, before girls and jobs barged in, the board game was a staple for Norm Schrager; growing up in Yonkers, New York.
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The video shows how a domestic violence call escalated within seconds of the officers' arrival, when they barged into his apartment and immediately drew their Tasers.
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Dos Anjos is one of the few in the modern era of mixed martial arts who has barged his way to the top through pure aggression.
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Larry Kamer told CNN that his wife, Pathway employee Devereaux Smith, said the gunman barged into a going-away party for Pathway employees leaving the job.
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But when young masked men with long rifles barged into nearby homes and began shooting non-Muslims, she said, she grabbed her children and quickly escaped.
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Then, Harris's daughter (who asked not to be identified) says that a man barged into the bathroom, shaking the locked stall door trying to get to her.
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She said her son had just recognized one of the men who had barged into her house: He was now among the soldiers interacting with other children.
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Last year, after the Central African Republic (CAR) asked for help fighting rebels, Russia barged aside France, the CAR's former colonial ruler, quickly sending arms and advisers.
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He's barged out of the way by his best mate who consigns the trio above into history's gaping bin and proudly bangs the drum for the Beatles.
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About 20 people barged in, mainly men with some wearing red shirts, to shout insults at the clergy like "Satan in a cassock!" and "Fascist!" witnesses said.
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This week, they barged in to suggest that maybe they can get someone to lure Pastor Tim away with a new job offer, somewhere out of town.
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They picked the lock and armed government agents barged in with a search warrant to confiscate documents that had already been voluntarily turned over to congressional committees.
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After a couple of minutes of questioning, Milam, maybe a foot shorter than Tunsil, quickly barged forward, declared the interview over and pushed him to the door.
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When a suspect was arrested, Mr. Burke barged into the room where he was being held and struck the man several times and threatened to kill him.
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In October of last year, with a group of protesters, Roskin-Frazee barged into one of Goldberg's law classes to publicly accuse her of endangering student survivors.
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Donning swimwear instead of his mercifully roomy suits, Trump can perform this for an audience of all the beauty-pageant contestants he has ever barged in on.
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They were assembling on a plateau just below the summit, when Joshua Mangauil, better known by his Hawaiian name of Lanakila, then 27, barged onto the scene.
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When San Francisco cops barged into Bryan Carmody's home on May 10, they claimed to be looking for information about one of the freelance journalist's confidential sources.
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In interviews with WSB-TV, those arrested Sunday claimed the cops barged in without a warrant, and that the gunshots they responded to were actually just fireworks.
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It turned out that she was unruly and inconsiderate—she barged in with a backpack on her shoulder, and the entire experience was over within 30 minutes.
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At least 30 others were hospitalized in the coordinated attack, in which an unknown number of gunmen set off bombs, barged into a hotel and started firing.
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In a March attack claimed by the Islamic State, militants barged into the military's main hospital in Kabul, slaughtering dozens of soldiers who were being treated there.
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New York (CNN)In emotional testimony with vivid detail, actress Annabella Sciorra said Thursday that Harvey Weinstein barged into her apartment 25 years ago and raped her.
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Just a few of the 11 people killed when a gunman barged inside the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh's historic Squirrel Hill neighborhood and opened fire.
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He's already barged into the campaign, slamming Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and buddying up with Brexit Party boss Nigel Farage — a constant thorn in Johnson's right side.
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In the years after Stonewall, he engaged in a series of political stunts called zaps, in which he barged into broadcasts in an effort to provoke discussion.
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"I was so scared," she said about recounting one specific night during the 1990s when the Oscar-winning producer allegedly barged into her apartment after dropping her off.
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Laura Cooper, the Defense Department official who handles Ukraine matters, was forced to stop testifying after Republicans "barged" into the closed committee room, Democratic Representative Ted Lieu said.
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Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), barged into the secure room in the Capitol complex with a few shouting at House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff about an unfair process.
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In 2006, he barged into a neighbor's home looking for his daughter, who had received permission to stay there while the neighbor was abroad, according to police reports.
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Sun Wenguang was speaking to the station on Wednesday night when he says that half a dozen officers barged into his apartment in the eastern city of Jinan.
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They did not: Jackson, a former walk-on, shook two tackles and barged toward the end zone, handing Carolina the lead with just over two minutes to go.
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Last May, one of the C.I.A.-backed units barged into a home in the middle of the night, killing a father, his two adult sons and one grandson.
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In the mid-1950s, when it barged into American households at the insistence of Vincent McMahon, Sr., professional wrestling performed a symbolic function in Middle America's cultural imagination.
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But instead of working out the disagreement through dialogue, Chinese officials barged uninvited into the office of the host country's foreign minister demanding changes in the official communiqué.
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When I was visiting, he barged into the bathroom to give me a newspaper clipping: an article about a boy who programmed robotic hands to play the piano.
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So, casting decorum aside, Chinese officials barged into the office of the host country's foreign minister and demanded changes to a joint statement being prepared for the meeting.
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Later on Friday, dozens of angry residents barged into the headquarters of the local council, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, to demand a meeting with officials.
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The supermodel was hosting one of her Strong4Me Fitness classes in NYC Wednesday when the protesters barged in ... led by a very loud man in a "VEGAN" hat.
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From its first hours, Trump's presidency has torn at the conventions of his office, rejected constraints that his predecessors accepted and barged into the boundaries of the law.
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On one occasion, Chaffee recalls, Croman barged into a tenants' association meeting, furious after the Village Voice listed him as one of the city's ten worst landlords in 1998.
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The woman, who Yamileth described as drunk or high, barged through the front door to the apartment the 23-year-old shared with friends and started to hit her.
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A gunman, armed with an assault rifle, barged into a church in a small town in Texas and massacred 26 people, shooting some in the head at close range.
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Williams, wearing the black shirt of the country of his birth, barged into two Japanese tacklers nine minutes into his first match in Rio and ruptured his Achilles tendon.
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Republicans barged en masse into a secure hearing-room to highlight their objection to holding hearings behind closed doors, though that has long been a mainstay of congressional oversight.
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The yacht, which has been home to a family of raccoons in Virginia in recent years, was barged to Belfast, Maine, earlier in October to begin the restoration process.
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They were both carried out by gunmen who barged through the front doors dressed for war in bulletproof vests and armed with military-style AR-2000 rifles and pistols.
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The fuss began a year ago, when a band of thugs barged onto a set and pounced on the film's director, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, one of Bollywood's most acclaimed.
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She claims in the docs, he returned home from a business trip unannounced and barged in with muscle -- a male and a female bodyguard -- along with his daughter, Monique.
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McNeil barged into The Hard Swallow, grabbed its liquor license, and left with it—and the next day, Raymond padlocked the doors to the bar, Lee and Sasha said.
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A few months later, in June 2017, Amazon barged into the grocery business in a different way, by announcing a blockbuster deal to buy Whole Foods for $13 billion.
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From the first garish notes of '80s synth, I was retraumatized with all the other relentlessly catchy Lloyd Webber melodies that have barged into my brain over the years.
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A 17-year-old girl named Hawa dragged away by police officers who had barged into a clinic after she sought help from French doctors for a brutal rape.
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"It's apparently open mike day in the Republican campaign for president," I tweeted last June, after Mr. Trump barged into a relatively placid Republican race with a rambling, riotous speech.
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One day, according to the girl's mother, when her daughter was changing at Wagner's house after a playdate, he barged into the bedroom, covered her mouth, and began touching her.
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At my first Willie Nelson concert, in Austin, in the nineteen-eighties, I was in the men's room when a dozen women barged in and laid siege to the stalls.
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What happened: The gunman, a former client of the facility identified as 36-year-old Albert Wong, "barged into a going-away party" for some of the employees, per CNN.
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Police fired teargas overnight at hundreds of youths who barged through the city center of Lyon, hassling police and passers by, shattering shop windows and setting rubbish bins on fire.
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Lawyers chanting nationalist slogans earlier barged into the compound and threw stones at reporters, defying a Supreme Court order banning protests after a punch-up at a hearing on Monday.
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And on Wednesday, a group of 30 House Republicans barged into a highly secured committee room where three Committees were attempting to depose another witness, an official from the Pentagon.
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On a play that began at the Giants' 30, Pierre-Paul barged into the backfield, overwhelming Cutler on a sack that resulted in a fumble, recovered by a Chicago lineman.
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With his $22016 billion Vision Fund, he has barged into Silicon Valley, paying top dollar for big stakes in the ride-sharing giant Uber and the office-space company WeWork.
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Quill shoulder barged Owen Farrell in the head after the England replacement back had knocked on and referee Nic Berry checked the TV pictures before sending him from the pitch.
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"He barged into my room and then I remembered he took off his pants and sat on my bed," Malthe said, noting that she "panicked" and wondered what she should do.
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On October 15 last year, a 21-year-old man barged into the young girl's Barron, Wisconsin, home, shot both of her parents and then held Jayme captive for 88 days.
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Another report from the sheriff's office said Reinking barged into a community pool in Tremont, Illinois, last June and jumped into the water wearing a pink woman's coat over his underwear.
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Tommy Lee's son lost control and barged into Tommy's bedroom, challenged him to fight, and then knocked him out cold -- so violently his fiancee thought he was dead ... TMZ has learned.
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The teenager told authorities about the terrifying 88 days in captivity that began the night the man prosecutors have identified as Jake Patterson barged into her home and killed her parents.
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Early Saturday, moments before the police say he barged into a Pittsburgh synagogue and opened fire, Robert Bowers's anti-Semitic rage finally boiled over as he posted one last message online.
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And a former army chief of staff, Benny Gantz, barged into the political center with a vague-sounding new party — Israel Resilience — and a still-to-be-announced set of ideas.
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Autograph hunters were permitted to knock on Mr. Salah's hotel door in the middle of the night, he said, while preening Egyptian celebrities barged in on him, invading his personal space.
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The charges came after an incident in which he barged into the house next to one he and a group of men, including two other police officers, had rented on Airbnb.
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On Tuesday, militants barged into a house in southern Kashmir, marched out six men who had come to work in the orchards and paddy fields, lined them up and shot them.
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The complaint says Thomas barged into the rabbi's home with his face covered by a scarf, said "No one is leaving," and then took out his machete and started stabbing people.
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New York (CNN)One year and a month ago, young activists from the Sunrise Movement barged into Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi's Capitol Hill office to demand immediate action on climate change.
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On Friday, Kelly's two kids barged into his sedate home office in Busan, South Korea, while Kelly was being interviewed by the BBC about the impeachment of the South Korean president.
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The actress, who is being sued by Seven Summits for unpaid commissions, filed a cross-complaint alleging that she was changing in her dressing room when Jackson barged in with two strangers.
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Warren Leight wrote and directed "The Night We Never Met," a 1993 romantic comedy starring Annabella Sciorra, the actress that Weinstein barged into her apartment and raped her in the mid-1990s.
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Dosunmu split two free throws with 22.7 seconds left to leave Rutgers an opening, which Harper barged through with a 10-foot runner with 10 seconds left to make it 86-86.
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We picked up not long after Jesus had barged in on Rick and Michonne, which apparently came after he made a leisurely survey of the colony while everyone else was otherwise occupied.
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Arkansas iced the game with 4:46 left, wrapping up a drive lasting 5:38 when backup running back Kody Walker barged through a tired defense for a 10-yard touchdown run.
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Then such elites are surprised to find themselves barged aside by populist insurgents like Donald Trump peddling toxic ideas—build a border wall, start a trade war, ban Muslims—at full strength.
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The Hudson was naturally majestic, and the canal was an engineering marvel, but some early reviews of the voyage and the newcomers who barged into the virgin territory were mixed at best.
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Seven men, including a local government official, barged into the women's home late on Wednesday in northeastern Bihar with the intent of raping the teenage daughter, senior police officer Sanjay Kumar said.
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But his scheme was turned against him when a local strongman found out about it, barged into his house with two armed guards and took his phone and videos, Mr. Selab said.
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Minutes after dropping her off, she said Mr. Weinstein returned to her Gramercy Park apartment, barged in after she opened the door and raped her, Ms. Sciorra told a jury on Thursday.
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Uber and Lyft barged into the public's consciousness on a promise to end personal car ownership and improve urban transportation, while marketing themselves to drivers as a fun and easy side hustle.
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Ms. Sciorra told the jury late last month that Mr. Weinstein barged into her 17th-floor apartment after she opened the door and raped her in either late 1993 or early 1994.
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Bohan says Audrina and her dad barged in through the garage door while he was there and made it clear ... they would not set a time for her to come get her belongings.
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Gunmen barged in, shot at 'anything that moved' Al Mourabitoun took responsibility for the attack, along with the group al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Mauritanian news agency Alakhbar reported at the time.
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Hong Kong protests It was another violent weekend in Hong Kong, as anti-government protesters barged through parts of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, attacking and vandalizing subway stations and Chinese-linked businesses.
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I think they approved it, but… Iwata: Today, if you just barged ahead using characters resembling Mario and Luigi—even if it were for a Nintendo game—it would be quite a problem.
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He pleaded not guilty to two charges of predatory sexual assault in August connected to testimony from actress Annabella Sciorra, who claims Weinstein barged into her Manhattan apartment and raped her in 1993.
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SAN DIEGO – A Southern California man barged onto an elementary school bus carrying about a dozen children and held a knife to the driver&aposs head before witnesses dragged him away, authorities said.
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Morgan was just too strong for Marcos Rojo as he barged his way into the six-yard box to meet midfielder Danny Drinkwater's free kick with a header past goalkeeper David de Gea.
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A rundown, raccoon-infested yacht that once served as a luxurious "floating White House" for eight US presidents between 1933 and 1977 was just barged from Virginia to Maine for a complete restoration.
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Last week, suicide bombers claimed by the Islamic State barged into a Shiite mosque in the western city of Herat as worshipers were standing for evening prayer and killed at least 37 people.
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The world number nine, who barged through the back door to qualify for the London showpiece by winning the Paris Masters, triumphed 6-303 1-6 6-4 to prolong his London adventure.
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But other Weinstein accusers are also expected to take the stand, including "Sopranos" actress Annabella Sciorra, who says that Weinstein barged into her New York apartment and raped her in the early 1990s.
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Some of the Republicans who barged into the hearing room were in possession of cellphones, a violation of the rules governing the sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF), where the depositions have been taking place.
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Plainclothes police officers barged into the Cairo home of Ms. Daoud, a Lebanese-British journalist, on June 27 and whisked her to the airport, forcing her to leave her tearful 11-year-old daughter.
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For example, over in China, police officers barged into the Xiaolong Martial Club in the Pudong district of Shanghai to break up another fight between an ex-MMA fighter and a Tai Chi master.
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When Trump barged into a session with reporters that Kelly was holding in his office last month, some West Wing tea leaf watchers interpreted the move as a slight against the chief of staff.
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But the message for the many royals he barged out of the way is that the international community is very well predisposed to seeing a less disruptive figure lead the region's most important country.
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But the rest of the world has no say in what happens next to the tweeter in chief who barged into everyone's lives and hijacked their news bulletins with Ukraine-this and impeachment-that.
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Facebook and YouTube, too, appeared to have been blocked briefly as tanks barged through the streets of Istanbul during what Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim called an attempted coup by parts of the nation's military.
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And yet, as word of the summit pinged around the internet and barged onto newspaper front pages already crowded with Trump-news, a third camp made itself heard, arguing that maybe this time is different.
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But San Francisco police officers provided a dystopian exception to the rule last Friday when they barged through Bryan Carmody's front door and confiscated his electronics in the hope of sniffing out an anonymous source.
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Emilio fled El Salvador, leaving his clothing business behind, when gang members barged into his home, held his family at gunpoint and said they would kill his two small children unless he paid protection money.
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According to her testimony at his trial, on the morning of September 19, ten days after the explosion, he barged into Pitre's home and told her the truth: The package she delivered contained the bomb.
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Buck had been suspicious that Gardner was seeing another man, and on July 30, 1995, he barged into her home in Houston armed with a shotgun and a rifle, shooting and killing Gardner and Butler.
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" In December 2017, a group of neo-Nazi skinheads in black bomber jackets barged in on a meeting of pro-migrant volunteers to read a manifesto warning that Europeans risked being "replaced" by "non-people.
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The cautionary tale still lingers of Robert E. Kelly, the political scientist whose young children barged into his home office in South Korea three years ago and disrupted an on-air interview with the BBC.
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A hygienist in a surgical mask barged into your mouth to poke and prod at your teeth and gums, and that was before they bust out the fucking polish, which tastes like sandy Trident gum.
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Nearly five years have passed since an 103-year-old unarmed black man was fatally shot by a white New York City police officer who barged into the bathroom of his home in the Bronx.
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They had moved in less than a month ago — they had not even finished hanging the pictures — and then Hurricane Dorian barged through, swamping their property and drowning one of their cars in brown floodwater.
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News reports say that the suspected gunman in Pittsburgh -- who had 21 guns registered to his name according to The New York Times -- barged into Tree of Life with an assault rifle and three handguns.
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Also enraged, Young barged out of the restaurant and got into her car and started to follow him out of the parking lot when police pulled her over, most likely for "some traffic violation," Pierce said.
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Insomnia, nightmares that repeatedly hauled you out of sleep or barged into your thoughts during waking hours, guilt and sadness, and a constant anxiety about the future — of your finances, your safety, your city, your home.
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In one example, three political party observers told Reuters a group of 30 men carrying knives barged into a polling center in Sulaimaniya and demanded to vote, even though they did not have the required documents.
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Some people frustrated by the long wait got into arguments at Canara Bank near the parliament building in New Delhi, as people barged into queues that wound through the branch and on to the street outside.
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Mr. Sanders, a Democrat, said he was prompted by complaints from about six residents who said the police had barged into their homes after the shooting and demanded to see their video recordings of the events.
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A more accurate description would be to say they barged into a committee room like a bunch of entitled fussbudgets, argued with the committee chairman, took selfies, and then trundled off to hold a press conference.
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Soon after the dean was shot, when the campus was "on high alert," Mr. Downing said he was brought up on disciplinary charges for fighting with a white student who barged into his dorm room uninvited.
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At one point, the owner of the computer store barged across police lines with three miniature poodles in tow in an attempt to check on his business, but he was quickly shooed away by the FBI.
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WASHINGTON — A group of Republicans put the "Storm Area 20163" logic to the test Wednesday and barged into a secure area on Capitol Hill, interrupting a private impeachment deposition and occupying the space for a few hours.
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LOUISIANA WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER NEWBORN WAS KIDNAPPED, SET ON FIRE, POLICE SAY Barker initially told police July 17 two strangers sprayed her with a chemical, possibly mace, when they barged into her trailer in Mayberry Trailer Park.
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The committee was set up last year to investigate the government's counterterrorism efforts after the January 7, 2015 Charlie Hebdo shooting, in which two gunmen barged in the satirical weekly's Paris offices and decimated its editorial staff.
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" Cantor tells a different story in her lawsuit against the NFL Network ... claiming Sapp barged in, whipped it out and began to pee while telling the woman, "Sorry mama, but your office shouldn't be our sh*tter.
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Last week, suspected militants barged into a house in southern Kashmir, marched out six men who had come to work in the orchards and paddy fields from West Bengal, lined them up and shot them, police said.
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" Then, on Saturday, moments before the police say he barged into a Pittsburgh synagogue with an assault rifle and three handguns, he tapped out a final message: "I can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered.
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Only 9, Tagovailoa had barged his way into a passing camp intended for high school quarterbacks, but much as he did on Monday, he performed so well that the older boys, especially Mariota, let him stick around.
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He took off up the middle on a draw, barged through a trio of defenders six yards short of the first down and went down at the 1 when he was flipped headfirst by safety Tedric Thompson.
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The charges came after an incident in which he barged into the house next to one he and and a group of men, including two other police officers, had rented on Airbnb for a bachelor party weekend.
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There was no rust shown on Saturday, in fact, he had added another weapon to his armory having shoulder barged Cerrone&aposs face so devastatingly in the opening round, the "Cowboy" ended up with a busted nose.
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Not just because Ottawa, overwhelmed and overmatched during the first two games at Madison Square Garden, barged into the Rangers' arena and snatched a victory to advance to the third round for the first time since 211.
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The film director Tomer Heymann entered — or barged — into the life of the Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin 25 years ago, first as his waiter at a cafe and then as the boyfriend of one of his dancers.
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But such conventional measures fail to encapsulate the utterly abnormal presidency that is unfolding or the way Trump, who craves attention and gets it by fomenting chaos, has barged his way into every corner of national life.
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When the thief was arrested shortly after the break-in, Mr. Burke, 51, barged in on the interrogation and punched him, then persuaded his officers to cover for him by lying about the episode, a federal indictment says.
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SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - Neymar barged his way into the World Cup limelight with a goal, an assist and another helping of histrionics as Brazil roared into the quarter-finals with a 2-0 victory over Mexico on Monday.
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He had been out on parole for just five months when the police barged into his family's apartment in May 2002, searching for Darrell Rice, who had fled the police and left behind a car full of crack.
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In all, six women testified against Mr. Weinstein at his trial: Annabella Sciorra testified that after a dinner party in the winter of either 1993 or 1994, Mr. Weinstein barged in to her Manhattan apartment and raped her.
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In November, an unnamed female Hollywood executive told Page Six that Seagal lured her into his trailer for a "costume change" on the set of the 1991 movie movie Out for Justice and barged in while she was changing.
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On Sunday, around 50 left-wing activists barged their way into two of Trump's hotel resorts in Scotland, in an action designed to disrupt the business operations of a man protesters dubbed "one of the world's most prominent racists".
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Brinkley barged into Joel's room with the birthday girl's fiancé Ryan Gleason, who thoughtfully carried in a cup of coffee, while the pair sang "Happy Birthday" and ripped off the covers to unveil the star sleeping naked in bed.
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Two weeks after Mr. Mateen barged into the Pulse nightclub on June 12 and opened fire on the crowd, leaving 49 people dead and another 53 wounded, investigators are still trying to determine the underlying motive for the slaughter.
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After a settlement was announced in 1999, she barged into a news conference and demanded an apology from a Ford executive, who issued a carefully parsed statement that stopped short of the unreserved apology Mr. Hackett issued on Thursday.
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"We just kind of barged in on his supper," Graham admitted to reporters a day later, as lawmakers were preparing to vote on a measure annulling the national emergency declaration Trump signed last month to secure border wall funding.
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ABC's hit show barged into its 20th season more self-aware than ever, featuring bone-broth-scented lunk Ben Higgins and 28 women — including twins and a "chicken enthusiast" — vying to be the woman he's supposed to propose to.
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Yet in December 1972, at the end of the bloodiest year of the Troubles, a group of masked men and women barged into her Belfast home, dragging the 38-year-old widow away as her frightened children looked on.
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Cresting crises overseas, endless scandals, personal feuds, the President's flattery of tyrants, impeachment talk and an impossible-to-ignore presidency that's barged into every American's life in a draining two and a half years will complicate Trump's narrative this time.
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Cellphones: Some of the Republicans who barged into the hearing room were in possession of cellphones, a violation of the rules governing the so-called sensitive compartmented information facility, known as the SCIF, where the depositions have been taking place.
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Mariah Billado, the former Miss Vermont Teen USA, tells Buzzfeed that the now 70-year-old Republican presidential candidate caused a panic in the dressing room of the 1997 pageant when he barged in unannounced as the young women were changing.
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Mr Livingston, 55, stated that his mother barged into his bedroom in 1975 to tell him to turn down his music, so he stopped the record from spinning on a turntable with his hand and moved it gently back and forth.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Despite sending mighty serves crashing down from a great height, world number five Alexander Zverev could offer only momentary resistance to Novak Djokovic on Thursday, as the top seed barged into the French Open semi-finals in straight sets.
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First, the news: Bornstein, history's first physician to declare that his patient will be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," alleged that a Trump aide, accompanied by other men, barged into Bornstein's medical office and took Trump's medical records.
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Maura Binkley, 21, and Dr. Nancy Van Vessem, 61, lost their lives after shooter Scott Paul Beierle, 40, barged into the studio located in a small shopping center, the Tallahassee Police Department said in a press release early Saturday morning.
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He demonstrated his own fondness for women in bikinis (outside of beach settings) when he bought the Miss Universe pageant — and when he, by his own admission, barged into the contestants' dressing room to ogle them while they were changing.
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Varun Kumar, an inspector at the Rajpura police station in Sambhal in the state of Uttar Pradesh, said a case had been filed against the five men, who they said had barged into the woman's home at around 2.30 a.m.
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Military courts were given jurisdiction over civilians in some terrorism cases more than two years ago, not long after gunmen barged into a school in Peshawar in December 2014 and killed more than 140 people, including children as young as 11.
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Kumar had sought the Supreme Court's intervention after a previous hearing in a lower court descended into chaos as lawyers chanting nationalist slogans barged into the compound and threw stones at reporters in a case that has become politically charged.
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But the day 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz barged into his former school with a Smith & Wesson M&P 15, they were pulled through a prism of identities: They became survivors, advocates, activists, leaders, mourners, celebrities, political figures and pariahs.
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The NUM, which is the biggest union at Eskom with around 15,000 members, said at a news conference that it "barged into" the ANC's headquarters in downtown Johannesburg after President Cyril Ramaphosa said Eskom would be split into three entities.
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But pressure is also mounting for public hearings, with Republicans taking high-profile steps — like last week's stunt in which dozens of House Republicans barged into a closed-door deposition — to underscore the closed-door nature of the inquiry so far.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida, barged into the deposition and demanded they be allowed to see the closed-door proceedings where members of three committees planned to interview Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary Laura Cooper as part of the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump.
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HARTBEESFONTEIN, South Africa (Reuters) - Herman Pretorius is just the kind of white South African farmer U.S. President Donald Trump expressed concern for when he barged into the country's delicate land reform debate by ordering an investigation into the "large-scale killing of farmers".
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"Not too many Hong Kong citizens are able to differentiate between the radical protesters who barged into the Legislative Council and the general protesters whose agenda is peaceful and rational," said Willy Lam, a political scientist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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HONG KONG — A well-known critic of the Chinese government was on the phone with a reporter on Wednesday night when he was interrupted by Chinese security forces, who barged into his home in the eastern city of Jinan and removed him.
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A Saturday morning wedding at a church in a small New Hampshire town came to a bloody and abrupt halt when a gunman barged in and opened fire, wounding a bishop and the bride before he was "gang tackled," the authorities said.
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Michael Reynolds, 26, was also accused of using a racial slur against a Nashville woman during a home break-in in which the then-officer barged into the house next to the one he and friends were renting for a bachelor party weekend.
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The men barged onto the Gargi College campus in South Delhi last Thursday, on the final day of a school festival, allegedly molesting and sexually assaulting the female students en masse, according to a statement issued by the General Body of Students.
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When the Islamic police barged into the home of Ms. Beder, they demanded her husband's ID. Then when he appeared before them, he was forced to pay a fine of 50,000 dinars — around $40, a sizable portion of the family's monthly income.
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Ms. McBride, a trans woman, had just been part of a meeting between the Parents for Transgender Equality National Council and members of Congress when the Britons — Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, who goes by the name Posie Parker, and Julia Long — barged in.
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Ever since Theresa May barged her way to the front of the queue of foreign leaders waiting to pay court to the newly elected president, holding his hand and promising a state visit with all the trimmings, Mr Trump has been nothing but trouble.
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As the House of Representatives prepared to impeach the president in October, Mr. Byrne was one of several Republicans who barged into a closed Intelligence Committee meeting and started shouting at Representative Adam B. Schiff, the chairman and a leader of the Democratic impeachment effort.
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The woman's husband told Reuters that a group of 10-12 men barged into their house in the southeastern district of Noakhali on the night of the election, tied up him and his four children inside the house, and raped her outside one by one.
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Cruz has been laying the groundwork for this sort of outsider campaign ever since he barged onto the Senate floor in 2013, and Super Tuesday was supposed to be the moment when all the seeds he's planted in that brief-but-eventful legislative career would blossom.
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The GOP raid put national security at risk Earlier on Wednesday, House Republicans barged into a secure area called a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, known as a SCIF, where the House Intelligence Committee was scheduled to hear a deposition as part of its Trump impeachment inquiry.
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In 1984, Mingey — who did not respond to questions for this story — looked on as Guevara broke the arm of a teenage girl who had been folding laundry when officers barged in looking for her older brother, according to a federal lawsuit filed by the girl's family.
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Last month, Mia Irizarry was setting up a picnic for her 24th birthday in a park outside of Chicago when, out of nowhere, a white man barged up to her and started berating her about her shirt: a tank top with the Puerto Rican flag on it.
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Last month, Vinit Goenka, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and technology adviser to the government, complained to both companies that a KPMG employee "barged in" to his Mumbai recruitment firm without an appointment to check its software, according to emails reviewed by Reuters.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - About 50 members of a hardline Muslim group barged into an apartment in the Indonesian capital to break up what they said was a gay sex party, angering rights groups, and police said on Monday no one in the flat had done anything wrong.
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Then, on March 10, 2004, George W. Bush's White House counsel, Alberto Gonzales, and chief of staff, Andrew Card, barged into the intensive care hospital room of then-Attorney General John Ashcroft, to obtain Ashcroft's signature on an order to extend the president's domestic surveillance program.
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Kaepernick first barged into the national consciousness because of his football skills, showcasing his passing acumen, arm strength and elusiveness after replacing an injured Alex Smith as the 49ers' starter in 2012 and leading the team to the Super Bowl, which it lost to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Yet the Clintons defined deviancy down, cracking open the doors Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE barged through.
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On a more upbeat note (at least for JoJo), a clear front-runner emerged on the first night, even as she had to comfort some who felt they were back at an awkward middle school dance (and corral tipsy contestants who barged into her private confessional).
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A felon who escaped from a South Carolina prison early Tuesday morning and barged into a woman's home was fatally shot by the homeowner in what the local sheriff described as a "shining example" of why people should own guns and know how to use them.
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Sitting on the mud floor of her shelter, Yusuf's wife Jamila said her husband had been watching a football match on his phone with his two sons when around a dozen men barged into their shelter in the Taingkhali camp carrying knives and pistols, shooting him twice.
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On Thursday night, barely 24 hours after a gunman barged into the Borderline Bar and Grill and killed 12 people, powerful winds flung the fast-moving Woolsey fire along the hills and down into the suburban neighborhoods, filling culs-de-sac with swirling embers and thick plumes of ash.
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A sixth migrant, who survived the attack and is recovering in hospital in Kashmir's capital Srinagar, told Reuters that the assailants were men who barged into a rented room he and the five other migrants had been living in, above a shop in the Katrasoo village of Kulgam.
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Here was a woman who had barged into the culture with valiant attempts at experimental fiction (largely unread) and experimental cinema (largely unseen) and yet whose blazing essays in Partisan Review and The New York Review of Books won her that rare combination of aesthetic and moral prestige.
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"The officers tried to introduce themselves to him... but he barged past the officers attempting to return to his private room," the lawyer said, adding that Assange had shouted "This is unlawful, I'm not leaving," before he was handcuffed and carried out of the embassy by police officers.
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The latest tensions — part of a heated trade war — boiled over Saturday when four Chinese officials barged into the office of the foreign minister of Papua New Guinea, Rimbink Pato, according to a diplomat in the region and an American official involved in the drafting of the communiqué.
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Chicago's reward, after going 12-4 to capture the N.F.C. North and the conference's third seed, was to face the reigning champions, who barged into the playoffs by winning five of their final six games — the last three behind Foles, in relief, again, of an injured Carson Wentz.
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Matt Gaetz, who led the band of Republican congressman who barged into the secure deposition of Pentagon official Laura Cooper last week, is now calling on the Ethics Committee to investigate House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff for his behavior from the Russia probe and now during the impeachment probe.
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Reuters reported earlier this month that Microsoft had begun probing KPMG's work in India after a member of India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, Vinit Goenka, complained to both companies that a KPMG employee had "barged in" to his Mumbai recruitment firm without an appointment to check its software last month.
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House Republicans caused chaos and compromised national security by storming a secure briefing roomAfter Taylor's bombshell testimony on Tuesday, a group of 30 House Republicans barged into a secure committee room where the Intelligence, Foreign Affairs, and Oversight Committees were attempting to depose another witness, an official from the Pentagon.
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But then the US barged in like they owned the place and started making wildly disproportionate threats of retribution against Ecuador, the country which had planned to introduce the resolution, and later the WHO itself, the Times wrote:Then the United States delegation, embracing the interests of infant formula manufacturers, upended the deliberations.
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Mr. Trump spent a lifetime in New York City and for years lived a life that could happen only here: Born in Queens to a self-made millionaire who made a fortune building affordable housing, the younger Mr. Trump expanded the family business and barged into the upper echelon of Manhattan's wealthy establishment.
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The anti-corruption agencies are perceived not only as partisan but as brazenly flouting the rule of law: The Department of State Security recently barged into the homes of various judges at midnight, harassing and threatening them and arresting a number of them, because the judges' lifestyles "suggested" that they were corrupt.
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As reported by the New York Times, she was in the city for Fashion Week, staying in the Eighth Arrondissement, and was alone in her luxury apartment when two men barged in, restrained her with zip ties and gagged her, and escaped with nearly $9 million of jewelry and at least three accomplices.
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In most instances, Trump answered, directing the question back to himself and away from himself—in one, he and Stahl had a fairly long conversation about Pence as if he wasn't sitting right there—and, when questions were directed to Pence, Trump barged in, talked over him, or, cautiously gave him permission to speak.
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And last year, hours before a gunman barged into a Pittsburgh synagogue and killed 11 people, the authorities say he posted a signoff on Gab, a social network that bills itself as a "free speech" alternative to Facebook and Twitter, and that has become a haven for white supremacists, neo-Nazis and other extremists.
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Gaetz calls for ethics investigation into Schiff Gaetz responds after #MattGaetzIsATool trends on Twitter: 'I kinda like it' Top Republicans say impeachment resolution is too little too late MORE (R-Fla.) on Wednesday barged into a secure hearing room in the Capitol basement and disrupted a closed-door testimony in protest of the handling of the inquiry.
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Robert Kelly, associate professor of political science at Pusan National University (and the guy who became a meme when his kids barged in during a Skype interview with the BBC), told CNN that "missile tests are a nice way to send a signal" and that these kinds of tit for tat tests and military drills happen every year.
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These details feel especially arbitrary given that Sdoia and Jordan choose to step around the elephant that barged into the hospital rooms of just about every victim of the marathon bombing: a news media so hungry for feel-good copy that many patients were forced to recover from grievous wounds under a glaring and relentlessly opportunistic spotlight.
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For weeks leading up to the event, the post galvanized conservatives: A local pastor barged into the library and told Stickles that she would burn in hell; people called the library saying that she shouldn't be allowed to work with children because she identifies as queer; and neo-Nazi Daniel Burnside announced that the National Socialist Movement would be protesting the event.
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More than a dozen GOP lawmakers, including House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseShimkus says he's reconsidering retirement Top Republicans say impeachment resolution is too little too late Shimkus says he's been asked to reconsider retirement MORE (R-La.), on Wednesday barged into the sensitive compartmented information facility, delaying the deposition of a top Defense Department official who was set to give a private testimony about Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Other witnesses have testified that the president hoped to use the aid as leverage to ensure that the new Ukrainian administration opened investigations into his political rivals, including former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Ms. Cooper's first appearance before House investigators last month was derailed for hours after a group of House Republicans barged into the secure room in the Capitol basement where closed-door depositions were being held.
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"When the cops hear the kinds of things that these kids have gone through — a kid saying, 'I hate cops because when I was 7 you barged into my house and you took my dad away and I never saw him again,' cops have said to kids, 'I don't know how you live through this,' " said Lenora B. Fulani, a developmental psychologist who founded and runs Operation Conversation: Cops & Kids.
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At least two people were killed and more than 30 have been injured in simultaneous gun and suicide bombing attacks on Iran's parliament building and the shrine of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Wednesday, reports the AP. Iran state news agency IRNA said that the attackers began firing from their Kalashnikov rifles when they barged into the parliament building in Tehran, and one of the assailants detonated a suicide bomb inside where a session was taking place.
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Discussing his earlier experiences writing about Trump on this week's podcast, Andersen says: He went on to go bankrupt and become a reality television star, and I went on to other magazines and to write novels, and I had a 15- or 20-year interregnum where I spent almost no time thinking about or writing about Donald Trump until he was running for president and I was in the middle of this other book — "Fantasyland," which was not about Donald Trump, but then he kind of barged into it and became a poster boy in its final chapters.
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Dozens of Republicans, including some members of leadership like House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseOvernight Defense: Trump lifts sanctions on Turkey | 'Small number' of troops to remain by Syrian oil fields | Defense official's impeachment testimony delayed five hours after Republicans storm secure room Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement GOP lawmaker shares audio of phone call he made from highly classified SCIF room MORE (R-La.), barged into the secure hearing room in the Capitol basement where Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia, was set to provide private testimony.
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